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will comprise several illustrated articles on Ire
land. by Charles De Kay; papers touching the
field ofthe Sunday School Lessons, illustrated
hy q. L. Wilson; wild Western life. by rheO-
dore Roosevelt; the English CathedIals, by Mrs
Van Rensselaer, with illustrations by Pencil;
DR. Buckley's valuable papers on Dreams.
Sprituulism, and Clairvoyance; essays i'm crit
icism, art, travel, and biography poems car
ICONS; etc
- q zusc.R ofer the numbers for the past
wear Containing the Lincoln history may be
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vembcr, 1857, tweuty-four issues in all, for
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>omely bound - 80
Published by THE Century Co. SO East nth
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Nov. 2L lSN7.
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LANDRETH'z. SEEDS

w have just opened a fresh stock az Ian
W dre;hs seeds Now and during tie EN-
tire season We vii bee prepared 10 furnish our
customers aad Tie public everything they nay
want in this Inc &c the most reasonable prices.
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KENNAN ON SIBERIA.

Except the Life of Lincoln and the War Ar
tices. no more important series has ever been
undertaken by The CENTURY than this of Mr..
Kennan's With the previous preparation Of
four years travel and study in Russia and ST.
IBERIA, the author undertook journey of 1000
miles for the special investigation here required
An introduction from the Russian Minister OF
the Interior admitted him To the principal
mines and prisons, where he became acquaint-
ed with some three hundred State exiles,-Lib-
erals, NihiliStS am Others. and The series will
be a startling as we'll as accurate revelation of
the exile system. The many illustrations by
,he artist and photographer, Mr. Geo a. Frost,
who accompanied the author, will add greatly
t0 she value of the articles
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HOUSE.

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June Is lSS-
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DAMS. Oils, Vauishes, Window Glass
= Putty, Paint Brushes, &c. We have % large
stock of these goods on hand 70 which we call
tbc attention o. the people. Lewis pure Lead
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cans from one pound ~ one gallon. We have
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.tg.8.g'TE.f-.Eg.EHES'G
AND FAMILY SEWING.

Mrs. BETTE sLAGLE and Mrs. ELIZA
VI BENNEB viii do al kinds Of Dress Max
ing and Family Sewing promptly and AZ prices
10 sui the hard times. Residence corner of
West and North street
July :, 1856
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Boot and shoe Making
REPAIRING &C

rsyHEundersigned hasremoveG his Shopto the
buildingon thecorner of Cbaresand Liberty
streets H. the building lately occupied by Wei
rick & Weller. The cbaracteToit the workdone by
thcsubscriberis ellknown ndappreciGtedbyt be
citizens o Charlestown and vicinity. lis hardly
necessary to add that be will endeavort to sustain
his reputation a. reliable workman,and wi lex
ecute promptly and at ressonabl erates allorderS
given him -ei;herfor New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS OF VIM.
May l6, 1874. Apriil5, 1870
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LUMBER, SHINGLES 6 WOOD,

HAVING recently purchased large body
of fine Timber at Flowing Springs. near
Charlestown, and put in operation there our
Steam Saw-Mill, We are prepared to furnish all
kindsof
Oak Lum d Ell,
FENCING PLANK. FRAME LUMBER, LAP
SHINGLES and WOOD 10y the CORD. VIII
sell either 10 be delivered or on the ground.
FRAZIER& COISTON.
Feb 26 so. Democ,at copy.l
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ATTRACTION.

II you want 40 extra Ham.
Call on ". S. MERCHANT.
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Go TO ". 5. MERCHANT.
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Fresh and SALT Fish
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May D. 1855.
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Chair Sengs CnneG.

NJRS.LN. WHITTINGTON is prepared to
VI Repair Cane Seat Chairs at short notice
and upon easy terms, at her home in the
Southern suburbs of Charlestown, on Bloom
cry turnpike.
September % 1882
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,enersls will describe interestinp features of
army life. tunneling from Libby Prison. nara
tives of personal adventure, etc. General Sher-
man will write on The Grand Strategy of the
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NOTICE.

A LII persous indebted 70 the undersigned as
n former agent Of the B. q o. Z. K. Company
Tor treights, o. Commissions, or 70 tie iats Erm
Of starry Lock, are nvtiled that payment must
be made al once.
July -, 1875. STARRY.
- TONEDBAKEEs Extracts. FOR sale By
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\ NOVEL 81 EGGLEST0N
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES

with illustrations will run through the year
shorter novels will follow by Cable and Stock
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The Century Me- re.

WITH the November, 1857, i,,u. a. en-
w TURy commences its thir d ume
with a regular circulation of almost o.
The War Papers and the Life of u n in
creased It's monthly edition by 100 ,a The
latter having recounted the events OF iHrOln's
early years. and given the necessary ,..yoy of
the political condition of the country -dches
q new period will which his secreta were
most intimately acquainted. Under go cap
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Dressed Baking
AND FAMILY SEWING.

AND FAMILY SEWING.
FVHE undersigned will DO Dress-Makng and
1 Family Sewing upon reasonable terms at
her residence next door TO Mr. Burton on
Lawrence street. 4 share OF patronage solicit
ted MRS. MARY ROBERTSON.
April 5. lssG.
nR seth Amolds Cough Kilicr-a sure,
II quick and safe remedy Large stock, :
cents per bottle.
August 20, 1855. AISQUITH * co.
L IDNEY Wort. dry and liquid Wells and
~ richardson improved Butter Color, three
sizes IS and 90 cent. and Sl00 Fine stock in
store. AioQUlTd q co.
EOUNIN Kid Gloves at Burns & Shugert 81
- every pair warranted.
oct. . lSSi
RUY Lobster. and Lucy Hinton Tosaeeo at
ID CT. WALLS.
( NICE line Of Toilet soaps at
Il CT. WALLS.
DUY the Wcstphaiia Ham pat up iu Linen.
ID No paint 10 rub Oft. For sale at
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LINCOLN IN THE WAR,
STPPLENI I lRY WAR PAPERS,

the writers now enter on the more il, .1rtant
part of their narrative, viz: the early ears of
the War and Pre- nj Iincoln's part therein.
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THE BEST.
MY BAR issuPplied With Liquors OF every
vi description-oi the best quality.
HIIIS. HHISKIIS. BlAIIES Ind
Baltimore and Rochester Beer
Pure French Brandy,
.PIlI GlYSIiLIlIl ROCK End BYE

all of tbebcs Fresh Rochester Beer delivered
anywhere intown At 81 per dozen.
FAYETTE y. SOUDERS,
Jan. Is, 1879. Basement Jefferson Building.
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BESTGOODS

z HAVE a very full stock OF Grocerics-c0n-
4 sisting of Flour, Meal, Canned Goods, Teas,
ColIees, Syrups, Mollasses, Soaps, Pickles, salt
\. o. Mollasses.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-21

sanu. 4 IN Into a sort OF d0ze and
was awakened by horrible feeling on
my face. You know mans mind acts
quickly under such circumstances, and
il didn't take me an instant to realize
that tarantula was crawling over my
face. II he stung me i knew / was q
dead man, but il he simply crawled over
my face and away into the sand l would
suffer no i'll results. My only recourse
was to keep perfectly quiet and trust to
luck, for as soon as i moved the chances
were that the poison would penetrate
the skin and be coursing through my
veins.
II closed my eyes and stopped breath
ing, 30 fearful was / that the tarantula
would be disturbed. Each one of his feet
felt like red hot iron, and seemed to be
burning deep hole in my cheek. The
tarantula didn seem to be in the least
hurry, as he remained nearly a minute
upon my face, and was on the point OF
brushing him off with my hand and TAX
ing chances of being bitten, when he
crawled off. lay perfectly still for a
moment, and when got TO my feet L was
trembling SO violently that | couldn't un-
tether the horse. A big draught from
flask of brandy soon pulled me together,
and determined to get that tarantula
for my collection. fastened small two
tined fork to ramrod which used for
that purpose, and started after the bug.
impaled him without any trorble, and
he now has the place of honor in my col
lection. wouldn't pass another minute
like that, though, for all the collections in
the world.
"IIere, continued Mr.. Edgerton, point
ing TO an insect nearly four inches in
length, 'is q rare specimen. II is an
elephant beetle-the largest of the Scara-
beus family. South Africa is the only
place where it is found. and there are but
few specimens in this country. This was
sent to me by a friend of mine who is
great traveller and who has been in every
mhabitable country in the world. Gen.
tpedes are common enough, but this one
here, )" taking a cardboard from one of
the cabinets, twas a murderer. Several
years ago l passed several days in hotel
in Albuquerque, N. NJ. Though it was
nothing but 'dobe building, there were
a number Of prominent people there,
among them being family Of rich Mex
leans by the name of Alvuarez. One of
the daughters of Alvuarez-a beautiful
girl about 1S-awakened the nurse one
night with loud scream. How it hap
pened no one knows, but in some way
centipede had found its way into her bed
and stung her. All the known restora.
tives were applied, but the poor girl did
not recover. The centipede was found
and killed, and begged it for my collec-
ton. As you can see, it is not a very
good specimen, as it is badly pangled;
but / prize il for its history. I've great
many more specimens, concluded Mr..
Edgerton, "but these are the only ones
which have any particular story connect
ed with them."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-21

AFTER one hundred and six rounds
Of scuffiing, on French soil. the widely
advertised prize fight for the cham.
pionship Of the world. between Jake
Kilrain. Of Baltimore, and Jem Smith
Of England, was declared . draw.
That the fight was bona fide seems
ridiculous, % after two hours and q
half Of alleged sluggipg by trained
athletes, Of fighting weight
close to 200 pounds and muscular
power In proportion. the visible effect
OF the punishment was q black eye for
Kilrain aud . bunch on the side Of
Smiths head. Two ten.year-old kids
would have damaged each other more
In two-minute contest. Time
being called by the referee the
champions resolved themselves into a
mutual admiration society, swore eter.
nal friendship and pledged each other
70 fight Sullivan, who in the opinion Of
two-thirds Of the sporting population
OF the world ''could thump the pair Of
them In holy minute"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-21
TRYING THE NERVES,
An Entomologist's Feelings While Q Ts'
rantula Was Crawling Over His Face.

An Entomologist's Feelings While Q Ta.
rantula Was Crawling Over His Face.
Out on Dearborn avenue, near Lincoln
park. lives a man whose hobby is bugs
not live bugs with vicious teeth and viru-
lent fangs, but bugs impaled upon pieces
Of cardboard and kept in glass cases.
Herbert Edgerton, the possessor OF the
collection, was at home when the re-
porter called upon him the other day.
He conducted the visitor to a cozy little
den In the rear Of the house, which was
lifted up with number Of cabinets, the
door OF which were appropriately let
tered. "I've lots of specimens, +" said he,
"but here is one that value above all
Others, though II Is not at all rare" Mr..
Edgerton took piece Of cardboard from
the cabinet and placed ID upon the table.
Pinned 10 IL was large hairy spider
which was easily recognized as a taran-
tula II was at Camp Grant, A. T.,
three summers ago." continued the
speaker, twisting cousin Of mine who
y IN the army. One day, while we were
out shooting. lay down in the sand TO
~ few moments rest. We had rid
dan q good many miles that day, and rs
Twas ahead Of the rest OF the party I
thought would wait for them TO come
Up. 30 ] tethered my horse and was
soon stretched n full length upon the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-21
DENYING UTAH,s DEMAND.

The new constitution, upon which
tho Mormons of Utah hopes to secure
Admission as state. makes polygamy
and bigamy misdemeanor, punish
able by fiue and imprisonment. But
how can they have the self assurance
10 face Congress aud the country
with this proposition when they abso.
lutely refuse to give up the polygam.
Gus principle and practice, cody and
calmly accepting the alternative OF
the penitentiary. Their sole aim and
object is to secure statehood that tn, y
may shake off the federal law and lis
administration. They have q large
majority over the gentiles, and should
they secure sway over the new state
they would be SO arrogant that the
gentiles would be driven to the despe'.
ate resort Of open hostilities TO protect
themselves aud the military arm of
The federal power would have to be H.
voked TO repress disorder. Far bett,r
were II invoked under territorial cou-
d tions to enforce the Edmund Tucker
law until polygamy IL extirpated root
and branch. A people who already
defy TIE law and are SO fanaticsl In
their faith as to suffer what they affect
10 believe To be martyrdom, are poI
n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-21
Wednesday, December al. 1857.

IT is officially announced at Wash.
ington that President Cleveland has
decided to appoint Col. Stephen A.
DeWolfe, Of Butte, as the successor Of
Judge GalbrAith, whose term will
shortly expire. The bar OF Butte en-
dorsed Dewolfe, who was also recon-
mended by Governor Leslie and Dele
gate Toole.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-21
Notice.

The annual meeting NJ the shareholders OF the
Fist National BaLk, ior the election Of Directors
will be held Al their banking o.hce In Miles City.
Tuesday, January 10, 1888;
EsB. wEIRICK,
rashiar
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-21
Sherin's Sale.
Fred White ide,
Plaintiff,
vs..
Konrad schmid
and Emerson b. Wpirick,
n.faadaats

To be sold At snerifrs sale on the 2ein day OF
December 1887 ai eleven o'clock m Of that day at
ihe n n, door ~ the court house In Mills city.
tustsr county, Montana Territory, all ~ ihe light
III and interest OF the viii hin named defendant
konfad schmii I, in and 10 'be llowing described
real state 10 witt Lots fifteen (l5 and sixteen (6)
~ block ioriy fonrit In Miles City, Custer ounty
lerri,ory according the ps, thereof hled
for rcoorl ~ The ofbee OF the rrcorder OF said
county by the Northern Pacific Railroad conpai,y.
THOs. II. IRvISf.
sheriff
dated December sth, 1887.
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Why "a Chinarnan Is ~ % o then.

The main element of all religion is the
neral code OF control ing and regulating
the relations and acts Of individuals to-
ward God, neighbor and self; and this
intelligent "beathenism" was taught
thousands Of years before Christianity ex'
isted or Jewry borrowed it. Heathenism
has not lost or lessenel it since.
We heather aae God.fearing race.
Aye, we believe the whole universe crea-
tton-wh atevsr exists aud has existed-is
OF God aud in God; that, fguratively. the
thunder is His voice.. the light
ming His mighty hands; that every
thing we do and contemplate doing
10 seen and known by him; that
He has created this and other worlds to
effectuats beneGcent, not merciless, de.
signs, and that all that He has done is
for the steady, progressive benefits OF the
creatures whom He endowed with life
and sensihiiity. and to whom as conse.
quencs He owes and gives paternal care.
and will give paternal compensation and
justice; yet His voice will threaten and
HIS mighty hand chastise those who de.
liberately disobey His sacred laws and
their duty to their fellow man.
"Do unto others - you wish they
would do INTO you." or Love your
nsighbor IS yosrself," ], the great divine
law which Christians and heatheu alike
hold, but which the Christians ignore.
This is what keeps me the heather I
am. And i earnestly invite the Chris.
tians of America to come to Contucius.--
Wong Chin Foo, 10 the North American
Review for August.
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TELEcRAPHIc NEWS.
srAHBING ARFRAT IN VIRGINIA
tt CHI.

vrRarsrA, New, Aug. l6.-John Nc
Lans was stabbed aud seriously wounded
by Robert Clepsass this morning. Gle
ments abused MoL.aae. who koocked him
down. Ciements plunged q knife into
McLans's right breast. The wound i'
serious but not fatal. MoLane isa miner
employed 10 the Con. Cal. and Va. Gle.
meuts is recent arrival fsom Arizona
with an unsavory reputation. He is un-
der arrest,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-16

MorrOw MaSt Plead 20 fhe RnufcSment,
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. iG Judge Sui
iivan denied the chsliange OF the Grand
Jurors 10 the case OF RDbt. 4. Morrow,
charged with embracery IN connection
with alleged jury bribery ia the case OF
Wight vs. Gsary Street Railroad Com
pany. and set the case for trial October
9Th. Morrow will be compelled to plead
to the indictment on Wednesday.
The case of james EcCord was also set
for October 9Th. --S
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ne xef.ses 90 lalk rolii.c..

TACOMA. w. T., Aug. l6.-Senator
Sherman arrived yesterday afternoon.
lie refuses to talk politics but says the
development Of the Pacific coast amazes
him.
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ANormEx Gh.DsTovs VICTORY.
A lsberaa Eiec,ea nj Norwich.

LONDON. Aug. l6. : The resut OF the
election in favor OF the Gladstone caudi-
date is a crushing blow to the Conservs-
tives and dissdents, who were confident
they would retain the seat.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-16

NEVADA, through N. LkvY Il Co, sells Buck.
ore Mowers, Balm Wagons. and Barb wirs
cheaper than California Send In your ORDER
q, NJ fsnwv 4 60 ~ ......... ...... ie2
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REDwoop, Gala, Aug. l6.-A mystery
surrounds the death Of man found
Saturday on Big Coyote Island near San
Mateo. An autopsy wss held and bull
let extracted from the brain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-08-16

Contracts Awarded fer Five War ves-
srAs.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.-The Secretary
of the Navy to-day awarded the contracts
for tbs construction OF five new. naval
vessels. Cxuis-r No. 8 was awarded to
the Union Iroa Works OF San Francisco,
to be built according to the Departments
plans for hull snd machinery. for 81. .42S..
600.
Ex.sxsArsRrSaRGR DEAD.
Ms Des4h Cassed ~ Enlnrgoment or
the spleen.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l6.-Ex. U. s.
Senator A A. Sargent died at his home
in this city yesterday from enlargement
of the spleen. At . meeting of the Bar
Association 9 oonmittee was appointed
to prepare a memorial.
CONRLAGRATiON AT sCUTARL
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Write TO N. LsvY q 10. tor prices OF Baiu
Wagons, Baokeye Movers, and iowa Bari
wsra
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Ex.sxs sArsR StRGEsr DEAs
CoNrLAGxAr,ox AT sCUTAxI.
rhos..nas Of Peopae Len Homeless.

CossrAkrrsoPLK. Aug. To- There has
been a great confagration in Scutari.
One thousand houses and two churches
were destroyed. and two women and a
child burned to death. Thousands of
persous are homeless.
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NOTICE.

Cunnngh N, deceased, are hereby Dotif to
cali at my otice, In the Courthouse, In winns-
mucci, evada, and ma Immediate payment.
The estate must be settled up without DELAY.
and payment I all sums due the estate will be
enforced No furh q tice will be gwen bef re
conrnenceme Mt OF suits for ths collection OF all
such debts. r. GERMAN,
Administrator, etc., OF said Estate
Winnanucca, Ne,., Aug. 3, 1887. SOD
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SANTA ABTn and CAT.R.CrRE.
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. SANTA ABLE,
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OswEGo. N. Y. Aug. t6 A disease,
eaid to be Texas fever, has broken out
among cattle in this neighborhood.
Smyrna times., 1887-05-04

French taste and neatness
IN all our underwear things.
French needlework on manv
OF them; these for instance:
Night dresses, French hand
embroidered shirt front. ST.
and $1.5o.
Chemise, circular or square
neck, French hhand-embroidered
yoke, IS cents to SI.5o.
Skirts, extra size, French
h hand embroidered, 95 cents to
$3.50
If you're a judge of such
work you'll wonder at the
price. And the price of the S
cent muslin night dress with
tucked yoke, aud cambria ruff
tle on neck and sleeves.
That's the one for least; others
at IS and IS cents, 81, $1.25,
$I.5o,$I.75 and S.. Variety
OF styles at each price.
PillOw-shams, imported and
domestic, 90 cents to $I7.5o a
pair.